Download LibreWolf Version 144.0.2-1

LibreWolf emerges as a dedicated fork of Firefox, primarily aimed at enhancing privacy, security, and user autonomy. It is the successor to LibreFox, established by a community focused on freedom from tracking and data collection.

This browser is engineered to fortify user protection against various tracking and fingerprinting methodologies. Achievements include the integration of privacy-centered settings and patches that enhance security. Additionally, LibreWolf is designed to eliminate telemetry, data collection mechanisms, and intrusive features such as DRM, thereby prioritizing user security and freedom.

Key Features of LibreWolf

Latest Firefox Integration: LibreWolf compiles directly from the most recent stable release of Firefox, ensuring users benefit from the latest features and security enhancements.
Independent Build: Unlike standard Firefox, LibreWolf operates from its unique build, enabling a separate settings structure, profile folder, and installation path. This allows for co-installation with Firefox or any other browser without conflicts.
No Telemetry: All background connections, such as embedded server calls, are eliminated, ensuring minimal data transmission by default.
User Customization: Regular updates to user settings for optimal performance and security.
Extension Firewall: Users can manage internet access for installed extensions.
Multi-Platform Support: Available on Windows, Linux, Mac, and soon on Android.
Community-Driven Approach: Developed and maintained by a passionate community.
Dark Theme Options: Users can select from classic or advanced dark themes for a visually appealing experience.

Privacy-Centric Features of LibreWolf

Automatic deletion of cookies and site data upon browser closure.
Integration of privacy-respecting search engines like DuckDuckGo and Searx for user queries.
Bundled with uBlock Origin, featuring strict tracking protection and customizable filter lists to block ads and trackers.
Removal of tracking elements from URLs, enhancing anonymity.
Implementation of Total Cookie Protection, also known as dFPI, to bolster privacy.
Incorporation of RFP from the Tor Uplift project, regarded as a leading anti-fingerprinting solution that minimizes the uniqueness of user data.
Uniform display of user language as en-US to prevent language-based targeting.
Disabling of WebGL, a known vector for fingerprinting.
Restriction of access to OS location services, opting instead for Mozilla’s location API.
Simplified ICE candidates generation during video or audio sharing in video calls.
Enforcement of DNS and WebRTC protocols inside proxies to elevate security.
Trimming of cross-origin referrers to avoid revealing full URIs.
Disabling of link prefetching and speculative connections to decrease potential tracking.
Clearing of temporary files on closure, alongside disabling disk cache.
Turning off form autofill and search/form history for additional privacy control.
…and more privacy features.